Babolat RH Pro Juan Lebron 2nd Gen Padel Racket Bag

Space for four rackets across three main compartments, a breathable pocket for shoes, two side pockets and four inside, two handles and two padded shoulder straps. Babolat designs it to stand upright on court, and the water-repellent coating is meant to keep the contents dry. Styling is shared with the Viper Juan Lebron racket, such as the Viper Juan Lebron 3.1.

Babolat's page does not mention a fence hook or give a weight, so we do not claim either.

All three RH Pro bags are the same size. The standard RH Pro lists one insulated compartment and a fence hook, while this 2nd Gen and the Juan Lebron 2026 bag list none. The material also differs: 70 per cent recycled polyester and 30 per cent polyurethane here. If you want something smaller, the 52 litre RH Perf is the lighter alternative.

Retailers sell several colours under the 2nd Gen name, including a multicolour style number ending 264, orange and black, and green, and one calls the multicolour a limited edition. Check the style number on the listing before you order.

Players who need an insulated pocket for their rackets, who should look at the standard RH Pro, and anyone who wants a published weight. For a smaller kit, see the padel bags page, and the padel shoes page for what goes in the shoe pocket.

Four rackets from the padel racket range, a tube of padel balls, spare overgrips from the padel grips page and a pair of court shoes. Our guide to choosing a padel racket covers what to carry.